On one hand, Mo’Kelly applauds the Chicago police officer for doing the right thing, but on the other hand, gives him the side-eye for trying to defend and mitigate his involvement. Mind you, his son is the OLDEST of those involved at 17 and thus charged as an adult. Bail set at $100,000…outstanding. He can’t bail out his son and Mo’Kelly is more than pleased with that.
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From the Chicago Sun-Times
While the elder Palomino admitted what his son did was “wrong” and said his son will have
to “suffer the consequences,” he also said prosecutors unfairly portrayed the teen as the aggressor.
Raymond Palomino never stole the victim’s book bag and doesn’t appear in the video until minutes into it, which proves he didn’t initiate the attack as authorities have claimed, Michael Palomino said.
“What he did was wrong, but he was in it with the rest of them. He wasn’t the initiator,” Michael Palomino, 51, said. “He’s being made the fall guy because he’s 17.”
He described his son as a “fair” student and “good kid” but said he may have been negatively influenced by others.
He said his son didn’t give a reason as to why he and the others attacked the victim.
Michael Palomino said he believed the bond was “too high” and said he can’t afford to bail his son out.
“I’m upset with what happened in court,” he said.
(“I’m upset with what happened in that alley, Mo’Kelly said.)
He said never married his son’s mother and has not seen her since 1996. He believes she has been jailed for forgery.
FULL STORY HERE
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2 responses to “Chicago Sheriff’s Deputy Turns in SON for Part in Videotaped Beating of Asian Youth”
Two thumbs up to the father for turning in that coward. Judge Mathis’ mother called the police on him and his brothers several times and look at Mathis now.
Sadly, this is indicative of the disregard and lack of respect a lot of youth have for each other, thier elders, and society in general. Most young people are model citizens,even at early ages, and make such a positive impact on society and are focused on achieving goals that benefit them as well as society as a whole. But these little shits represent EVERYTHING that is systemic within our society. To echo the previous poster, this level of cowardice has permeated our society. From Wall Street to the Church, this notion of wanting to attack, degrade, and take from others while being hidden behind something is the height of cowardice. Other examples of subtle cowardice: “oil speculators,” “investors,” “campaign donors,” “anonymous” posters on web sites who post things they would never have the nerve to say to someone’s face. Finally, this thinking that since you’re young, there will be minimal non-adult consequences to your actions has to be dealt with. Whether it’s killing parents, school mates, or beating up on and bullying others, these kids know the law better than most adults and the courts play into their hands almost every time. When will we stop this nonsense? A “Youth Detention Center”? Seriously? They need a punishment they will NEVER forget and be a PERMANENT deterrent:
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